Примеры использования Other demonstrators на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Violent action taken by some BDK elements and other demonstrators exacerbated the situation.
Some mothers and other demonstrators had been detained for short periods and had had their identity documents and passports confiscated.
About 150 demonstrators were arrested, although some escaped with the help of other demonstrators. .
As the bodies of victims piled up on the field, other demonstrators, in a state of panic, ran off in all directions to save themselves.
Four members of the Communist Workers' Party and one other individual were killed, and eleven other demonstrators and a Klansman were wounded.
On 10 June 2003, the author(and other demonstrators) filed a complaint for torture and ill-treatment with the Public Prosecution Service.
One of Mr. Karroubi's sons,Ali Karroubi, was arrested along with many other demonstrators and taken to a mosque for holding.
The complainant and several other demonstrators were arrested and brought to remand prison. On 17 October, he was transferred to Bayel prison in Baku.
Thailand therefore finds unacceptable the commission of violence andbodily harm to Buddhist monks and other demonstrators in Yangon.
Blanco Domínguez had been at the head of the demonstration and, along with other demonstrators, had peacefully surrendered to the police, kneeling down with his hands up.
In some areas of the periphery, would-be demonstrators were forced to stay at home and could not regroup with other demonstrators in the streets.
The two other demonstrators were held on possible assault charges; however, they were later released on police bail pending a police investigation.
A second policeman was saved by someone who took his weapon,poured blood on his body and told the other demonstrators that he was already dead.
Other demonstrators, mainly from Hamdallaye and Bambeto, began to converge on the stadium along the Bambeto-Bellevue road between 8.30 a.m. and 9 a.m., once the rain had stopped.
In one case, demonstrators threw objects in the direction of the Embassy and, in the other, demonstrators chained themselves to the railings outside the Embassy.
It was reported that six mothers of the disappeared, all aged from 60 to 75 years, were arrested andinterrogated at the central police station, as were several other demonstrators.
The demonstrators were arrested by police before they could do so, but other demonstrators set light to an improvised Indonesian flag outside the Embassy.
The author and approximately 120 other demonstrators managed to escape the crackdown and sought refuge in the camp that they had set up in the grounds of the Rural Welfare Institute, some 300 or 400 metres from the scene of the violent incidents.
The Public Prosecution Service did not investigate the statements made by other witnesses identified by her and her son, nordid it take statements from other demonstrators and/or persons who were wounded in the incident.
He announced on Good Morning America in 1987 that he had contracted HIV, andwas arrested with other demonstrators in front of the White House that June protesting what they believed was an inadequate response to HIV/AIDS by the administration of President Ronald Reagan.
The complainant was not exposed to inhuman treatment during the first week, but the security guards regularly insulted prisoners. On 24 October 2003, the complainant was brought to the prison manager, Mr. M., andwas asked to provide the names of other demonstrators.
He gave the names of five other demonstrators. On 15 March 2004, he was informed that if he wanted probationary release, he had to work undercover in the party so that he could inform the authorities about activities of the Musavat party. He refused to comply.
Many more clashes between members of the opposition movement and government forces followed, and in June 1990,the author was arrested together with other demonstrators, after having participated in a demonstration against the Government.
Thubten Tsering, a teacher who protested in March 1994 to the authorities in Meldrogongkar that students were not receiving sufficient instruction in the Tibetan language and led a demonstration for this purpose,was reportedly arrested together with 60 other demonstrators.
On 3 June 2003 the National Police filed a complaint with the criminal prosecutor L.A. against the author and other demonstrators for the offences of"endangering traffic","disturbing the peace","threatening to commit an offence" and"resistance with firearms and bladed weapons.
The statement issued by the European Union Delegation in agreement with the EU Heads of Mission in Georgia says"The EU Delegation was dismayed by the scenes of brutal intolerance andviolence committed by some demonstrators on 17 May with a declared desire to prevent other demonstrators from expressing themselves peacefully”.
The Israeli Defence Forces prevented other demonstrators from joining the protest which followed an incident on 12 January in which an Israeli bulldozer had demolished a stone fence protecting a plot of land owned by a resident of Tulkarm and destroyed several dunums of land planted with olives, apples and beans.
Similarly, article 331, by introducing the crime of"illicit meeting or demonstration", allowed the prosecution of those participating in demonstrations where someone else is carrying weapons, or explosives of any nature, regardless of the fact that the accused may not have been aware of, orable to do anything to alter the conduct of other demonstrators.
On 9 June 2003, at the request of the public defender, the Criminal Court of San Pedro del Ykuamandyju ordered the provisional release of the author and the other demonstrators still in detention. On 3 December 2003, the Public Prosecution Service brought charges before the Criminal Court against the author and 31 other demonstrators for"endangering traffic" and"disturbing the peace.
The author states that on 21 September 2004, the Judges Impeachment Panel instituted proceedings for administrative liability against prosecutor L.A., at the request of the San Pedrodel Ykuamandyju Criminal Court, which notified the Panel of the charges brought against the prosecutor for the offence of causing bodily harm in the exercise of public duties to the author and the other demonstrators in detention.